Our Solutions.
Forensic Data Collection
The data collection process may be costly and disruptive to businesses, which is why CYFOR Legal offers the collection of logical evidence files. This means we are not required to take the whole server.
We allow you to select the files or folders you wish to preserve, making the process as cost-effective for you as possible, whether it be onsite or remotely. Our experts are equipped to deal with various methods of data collection.
The CYFOR Legal team operates globally, to the extent of travelling across borders in order to recover a complete set of onsite data. Our experts are experienced in dealing with complex global data extraction efficiently and within an agreed timeframe.
Bespoke eDiscovery Workflows.
Creating a bespoke workflow, CYFOR Legal collate your data in a forensically sound manner. Here, our team advise you on the best technical strategies throughout the process, utilising the latest industry technology. We ensure all relevant data sources have been identified and mapped out prior to forensically acquiring, analysing and reporting digital evidence.
Our experts have experience with various data sources, including servers, historic tapes, mobile devices, and laptops. Here, CYFOR Legal assists you with the recovery of deleted data. We will also advise on identifying files with deliberately updated file extensions to disguise the specific files.
CYFOR Legal adhere to ACPO Guidelines issued to provide guidance that assists law enforcement and even stakeholders that assist in investigating cyber security incidents and crime. We use industry-approved standard equipment and software to forensically acquire and store data.
Our team provide guidance and support on the best approach to collecting and storing data. And so, ensures that only the data that is needed is acquired.
The CYFOR Legal team work closely with the IT team of the owners (custodians) of the data, taking away a need for you to be directly involved. Frequent updates are always provided on the progress and status of the forensic data collection process.
